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Last week, we put out this article giving uncommitted seniors 5 reasons to stay positive about playing college baseball. In this article, we provide more concrete action steps for seniors who are still looking for a place to play next season. We’ll dive into the s...
The Situation:
There’s a runner on second with no outs in the third inning of a 0-0 game. A right-handed batter is facing a left-handed pitcher with a 1-1 count.
The Play:
The pitcher comes set and delivers a breaking ball that sweeps across the plate. The hitter swings and hits a low chopper in the 5-6 hole. The sh...
The Situation:
Runner on 1st, 1 out, bottom of the 8th. The game is tied, and the 6-hitter, a lefty, is at the plate. The runner on first has above-average speed. The third baseman has pulled slightly off the line, hoping to turn any ground ball in the 5 ½ hole into a double play.
No matter what year you are taking the SAT or the ACT, it is important to get some practice. Your SAT/ACT score will have a huge influence on where you can play college baseball. In fact, it is just as important to your school options as your on-field skills. Think of and prepare for the SAT/ACT like it is a big game. Practice, practice, practice! As a reminder of why pra...
The Situation: Runner on first, one out. A lefty is on the mound. The runner on first is the leadoff hitter, and has good speed. The first baseman is holding him on. The pitcher has already picked over a few times to keep the runner close.
The Play: The pitcher starts to lift his front foot. The runner breaks on first move towards second. The pitche...
